2:06:10 And it's not like we're inside the city and all the ammunition is dried up, you know, 10 years after the collapse of civilization. No, we're armed to the teeth as well. And not just with guns, but with understanding and communications and money. But see, people still see a show like this as an oddity or a hobby or oh, there's that guy. He has this worldview. And there's all these other worldviews and all this entertainment and people just can't differentiate fact from fiction and what's really urgent and existential versus crap. So hey, there's a bunch of movies about martial law and civil war. Oh, that's actually happening. It just kind of normalizes it because your subconscious and unconscious sees those movies and
2:07:04 Then when you see the real thing, you've been made comfortable. I'm gonna explain something in psychology. You can go read the actual different schools of psychology. They propose it different ways. And all schools of psychology are is ways of looking at human nature. But there's big studies on this that before television and before a lot of violence was shown on television, veterans and people that had seen a lot of violence after World War I, when some of the visuals came out and then World War II, Veterans would get up and walk out of movies that had a bunch of violence in them, most of them, because they thought it made it cheap, it made it a joke, and it wasn't entertaining to them because they experienced violence with the smell and the pain and the bodies dying and the freezing cold. And so to them, it wasn't entertaining because they were already programmed by the real world to not like it. Their synapses
2:08:05 had been made more sensitive to violence because they'd actually been involved in it. Whereas in studies, if you take somebody and show them the Saw movies and slasher movies and the statistics vary, but the average person by the age of 20 now, since the 60s, and it gets worse, has seen hundreds of thousands of simulated murders, torture, rape, death, everything. But you're sitting back eating popcorn, eating pizza, drinking beer, eat milk duds, you start associating a space alien that crashes thousands of years ago in the frozen Arctic, Antarctic, thawing out, horribly eating and dissolving and killing the science research facility. And because you're 10 years old eating milk duds and having nachos and watching a creature suck people's blood out and implode their bodies,
2:09:03 To you, it's just entertainment. So later in life, if you ever saw something horrible and violent, you're desensitized. But if you showed some World War II veteran like my dad's dad, Jerry Jones, who got highly decorated B-17 pilot, whole nine yards, went to North Africa, into Italy, and then into Germany after the collapse of Germany, in years and years. He did his missions and they put him on the ground as an officer doing logistics. And he saw the starving people and the dead bodies everywhere and all of it. And they would go see a movie. He liked to watch stuff like Dumbo and stuff, you know, happy, sweet. They go see a movie, my dad said, and it would show a bunch of weirdness or a bunch of violence. I mean, he'd say, we're getting out of here. I'm not turning you into a crazy person. And he'd say to my dad, no, no, no, violence isn't a joke.
2:10:05 And this is going to screw your head up. And he didn't have a psychology degree. To him, somebody that saw a whole bunch of violence and saw his buddies blow up next to him in their aircraft and saw something he told my dad about the starvation in Italy and Germany and the piles of dead bodies and the starving children and just the hell of it and the typhus. See, then it's not entertainment. That's the way it works. The general public in the West and all the world now has seen so much violence and so much death simulated, your brain sees that in a position where there's no real pain to you and no real threat. So when the real threat comes, you're not able to respond. And I use the analogy of in a big city, we've had generations of deer getting fed, there's no coyotes, there's no pressure. The deer just walk up to your house, they walk out in front of cars, they have no survival instinct. And it's the same thing with the domesticated population that's lived in freedom so long. People
2:11:13 hear this and even if they consciously go, yeah, this is really happening, they still can't subconsciously differentiate because you've seen thousands of rapes and hundreds of thousands of murders and death and people being tortured to death in the most graphic way. But I'll notice somebody that's a trauma surgeon, I know some, they don't like horror movies or violence because they get to see enough of the real thing and smell the blood and see the dying screaming children. Most of Cops, I know there have been cops a long time, they're like, I don't really like horror movies. Yeah, military, I know. Yeah, I don't really like war movies. They don't want to talk about it because see, it's real. There were consequences to seeing it. Kind of like the first time I ever got drunk when I was about 12, some of my older friends, like 14, 15, stole some of their dad's gin. I'll never forget a big bottle of gin. So we go over to these girls' house and they're like 15, 16.
2:12:21 and the parents are out of town, and we all start drinking gin, and we get totally drunk, and I pass out and wake up four hours later and vomit on the floor. And then I go home, it's already like midnight, I get in big trouble. Where have you been? I'm sorry, I drank for the first time, it was terrible. For decades, if I smelled gin, I wanted to throw up. See, because the first time I took it, it hurt me. I got sick, my body went, whoa, no more of that. But see, with violence and porn and all this stuff, it desensitizes you slowly so that in the real world, you no longer have the nerve endings of real experience that when a real threat comes to deal with it. Like a dodo bird, never had any experience with any predators. The sailors show up on Galapagos Island, within a year or whatever it was, they're all dead because they just walk right up, you whack one and kill it. Big old fat, bigger than a turkey, juicy meat. The next one walks over, you can kill it.
2:13:21 And that's what the public's like. Now I'll assure you after all the hell that's coming in civilization and society, because we go in these cycles, the next generation won't be into all this evil crap anymore because they'll understand, because they just went through hell, what it means. The wages of sin are death. And there are so many examples of this. So before I go to your calls and get into all the news, I just wanted to say to everybody, that's why I'm so upset. I know how real this is. I know how urgent this is. And I guess as I grew up and saw some violent, crazy stuff, but also studied history and experienced it, just have my instincts, I guess, weren't somehow erased. So they got passed on to me. And we know genetics get passed down a few generations in instincts and they fade out if they're not activated. And that's Carl Jung and his hypothesis has been proven right with epigenetics now. But regardless, I'm trying to figure out how do I turn people's survival instincts on who've not experienced really bad stuff yet so that you don't have to experience it?
2:14:28 See, nuclear war is a real possibility. People have a normalcy bias that it can never happen. So many people get mugged for the first time or home invaded and they're so freaked out over that because they could never imagine it could happen because it hadn't happened yet. So what I'm trying to get at here to all of you is, and I know you're an audience of activists again, it's why you're tuned in. But I'm mainly asking a question, how do we get the general public that's starting to wake up some but still, we have a tyranny, they steal elections, they're coming after our kids, they give us poison shots, okay, let's just move on. No, you can't take that like it's just something that happened. You've got to engage it and say no or they'll do it again and do it bigger. Our lives are in danger.
2:15:25 All right, I'm gonna go to break, come back with your calls. 877-789-2539, 877-789-2539, 877-789-Alex. We're only six days to the main election day. It's already begun. They're trying to steal it everywhere. I believe they're gonna extend it out if they can, but if it's a big enough Trump victory, they won't be able to. And then they're gonna try to kill him and they're gonna try to have civil uprisings. And we gotta war game this. It's not pessimistic to be honest about the climate we're in. And again, I need your support. Amazing products. Keep us on air. We can be shut down in 14 days. Regardless, we have need funds for the crew, for studio, for infrastructure, for legal, and I will keep fighting as long as you back me plus their great products. So just make the decision to activate your instincts and your will and your spirit, your common sense, and share the reports of the show. Share the articles. Share the links off of Alex Jones. I know a lot of you are doing it, but for those that aren't, what are you doing? Get moving. You're in a war. Get up, soldier. Come on and fight.